TOKYO, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Carlyle Group ( CG )-backed Japanese

beer maker Orion Breweries plans to list on the Tokyo Stock

Exchange on September 25 after raising about 16.7 billion yen

($113.26 million), a regulatory filing showed on Thursday.

The initial public offering comes six years after Carlyle

and Nomura Capital Partners jointly acquired the

Okinawa-based beer company via a $386.68 million management

buyout.

Carlyle and Nomura currently each own about 40% of the

company while railway operator Kintetsu Group Holdings ( KINUF )

also owns about 10% of shares.

Founded in 1957, Orion Breweries produces and distributes

alcoholic beverages and soft drinks.

($1 = 147.4100 yen)